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One of the clearest demonstrations of potential flaws within our perceived reality is the Mandela Effect—a phenomenon where vast populations hold shared memories of events or details that never occurred. Examples include false memories around the names of children's literature, famous quotes, and even the appearances of beloved characters. This widespread discrepancy in recollection brings to the forefront the idea that what we experience may not be as reliable as we believe, akin to glitches in a simulated environment.